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Date: | Wed, 26 Jul 1995 14:57:42 -0700 |
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On Jul 26, 1:21pm, Scott Herman wrote:
> Subject: Re: Prog arguments in CI
> At 02:25 PM 7/25/95 -0700, Jeff Vance wrote:
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> >We have a long history of preserving compatibility. We make many customers
> >happy when their old programs, JCL, UDCs, etc run the same way on a new
> >release of the OS. In fact they expect it.
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> I'm not sure I see how the assumption of unspecified parameters as an
un-quoted
> info string would neccessarily preclude the use of the old style
';info="..."'
> I wouldn't mind too much if the default was the 'old' way.
The old style *requires* quotes if any parsing delimiters appear in the info
string., e.g. "word1 word2". The new style would not require the quotes
(this is for Implied Run only, not the :RUN ;info="..." command). Eg. word1
word2 (no quotes), and word2 is not interpreted as the parm= parameter (as it
would be today).
Jeff Vance
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